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The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
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a NEW AilsA y NV
UNION TEMPERANCE D1NlNG.ROoMS,
No. q3O PENNSYLVANIA Avenue N. W.
j. L. O'BRlEN, Proprietor tlatc of Logan
Bill of Fare NOnH9S; bINIERl ApTll IS 1881
Dinner 2ic and 35c,
Soups-Clam and vegetable
Meats-ROpst beef lamb, veal chops.
Dreaded. with tomato sauce, oyster pie
Vegetables Mashed potatoes boiled pota.
toes, corn, sweet potatoes, sweet pickles.
Desserts-Apple, mncc, pumpkin and Gran.
berry. peach and lemon pies, baked custari.
Milk, tea, coffee and chocolate.
Dill Of fare Tuesday, April 10, iss';
BREAKFAST.
Dat meal and cracked wheat.
Meats-Beeisteak, pork chops, mutton
chops, sausage, liver and bacon.
Fish-shad, shad roe.
Eggs.
Hot rolls, corn bread, flannel cakes,
Baked potatoes, fried potatoes.
Coffee, tea, milk and chocolate.
DINNER.
Regular dinner, % and Sjc.
Soups Mock turtle and beef.
Mcats-Roast beef, pork, corned beef and
spinach, stewel Kidneys.
Vegetables Mashed potatoes, boiled pota-
toes, peas, tomatoes, pickles.
Desscrts-Applc, peach, eocoanut, lemon
and pine apple pies rice pudding.
Tea, coffee, milk and chocolate.
The best 2io. dinner In the city,
Dinner on Sunday commences at y. m.
An elegant lunch served from II To /. D.. MI
for ijc. We guarantee the finest In the city.
Open from q, M to l2 y. IN.
Bill Of fare TO order at all hours. Give me
call and satisfy yourself.
J. L. O'BRIEN, Proprietor,
U.ate Manager Logan Cafe).
Tables reserved for ladies',
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NysaLADIEs, ATTENTION /

FOR HARPER's CELEBRATED BAZAR
PATTERNS, 90 to Edward ". KOch's, ls!
Pa. ave. n, W, They are 20 per cent. cheaper
and 10 Per cent. simpler, on account Of the
Simplifying Diagram which accompanies each
and every pattern. Fashion plltes and 30
page catalogue FREE If you call At once.
Telephone 15j,d
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The new cure for consumption,
known as Professor Bergerons
method, is being tested in Chicago and
Philadelphia with results that indicate
its efficacy for the great alleviation, If
not the absolute cure, of disease that
has hitherto bafiled the highest med.
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Things ARE NOR WHAT THEY
SEEM"

one of lifc's first and most import
ant lessons ~, that Things arc not
what they seem" and that careful
judgment. rather than impulse, should
lie our guide.
"liic is nrched with changing skies,
RdIdV are HSY irhdt mn scpr;
children we of smiles and sighs-
Much We know, but more We dream"
'Tis now that announcemcn dis
tinguished by their bombast spring
forth from ciothiers great and small,
telling Of their gigantic Stocks of Spring
Clothing, tho grandest on the conti-
nent, sc. but II you visit their stores
You icnrn that
"7hiHgs are not what M,y scent"
Our morning paper tells us that Jones
is selling mems wooi(') suits for $500,
but after one weeks wear OF such a
suit you find that
"7hings are not what they SCENT"
Beautifui Spring Ovcrcoats, all lined
with satin, are advertised at $1,000.
but one short trial of such n garment
satisfies you that
"Things are not ioha they secm.n
The Inevitable Removal Sale. :"
Bankrupt Sale" "Dissolution Sale"
"Instaliincnt Sale" and other like
"baits" are advertised without stint,
but
"ThiHgS arc up, pchdi Mcy scent"
Most every clothing dealer In the land
'inbiazons his store front with "fair
dealing" and zone Price" signs, but
"ThiUgs gre upt ,chdt they sccm."
A pretty price ticket on every gar
ment In the window without regard
to the stock In the store attracts some
people. but II is wise to remember
that
"ThiDgs trc MAJ mhu hcy SCENT"
Low grades of clothing are often the
most ciubornteiy trim,nsi. and thu, Is
why we should not r"rg-t that
"Yhipys are not whpi idcy sceH,.n
Common printed goods, shoddy, and
cotton warp- ar. made so cieverly
nowadays rs to feel even softer than
all wool, aud often look finer, and this
is stiiI another reason why we should
hear in mind that
"7hiigs are not whdt they sccm.n
Almost all ciothicrs offer to refund
the money in ease or dissatisfaction,
but when you went for your money
many of you discovered that
"lhmgs are not what they sccm."
Most every little "cotton-ba
ciothicr claims to manufacture all his
goods, but II is the "claim," gentle
reader, that he manufactures, NOT THE
CLOTHING. Verify, verify, this il u
wicked world, and the older we get
the more we learn-the more we realize
the truth of this little axiom.
"ThiRgS are no, ighdt they Seem.n
And so We might 20 ON to the limit
of the space at our disposal-for the
deIusions in the clothing trade have no
end-but II is sufficient that we cite u
few of the most familiar "triclts of the
trade" with which many of our readers
are already acquainted. The moral Of all
this Is, that clothing, like all other
artiolesof merchandise, should be pur-
chased of "a RELIABLE CONCERN.
Place no confidence in cunningiy
wOrlcd advertisements, and, above all,
place no confidence In your own judg-
ment, hut go to u reputable house and
he satis fed to pny the HONEST VALUE
FOR EQUALLY HON EST CLOTHING.
If you dare trust yourself In the lions
den, take IA look some day through the
stock Of one of these "iiankrupt Sale"
''sidewallt ciothirrs,' then come and
spend ten minutes In our store. The
comparison VIII a-toniSh you, ana In
the future you viii he satisfied to go
direct to
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The Inevitable " Removal Sale, Z"
"Instalimcnt SALE" and other like
"baits" are advertised without stint,
but
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Twc-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
TOI.EASE.

Al sq Of 50 80, except lot TO- 8 ~, spl On
l2th - W. bot " ana boundary. ..,,,., so %
II II. let IN and )th n e......,.......,.. 81 90
Per Month
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,~TzsALL THE STOCK oFTUE LATE

- BENJAMIN Barton, consisting OF
lcwclry, watch materials, tools, spectaclcS,
fancy articles show cases. safes. etc, will
be offered at pirate sale Tor few weeks NJ
he lowest cash prices, at No, 81 King street,
Alexandria, Va.
April -. ED. BARTON,
Administrative of BenI Barton, decd.
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beautiful Spring Ovcrcoats, all linod
with satin, are advertised at $1,000.
but one short trial Of such garment
satisfies You that
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LICENSE AND LOCAL OPTION.

'Ihe teaChlng oil the Nllcnlgan cam
Daign is unmIstakably this" says the
New York Tribune, THAT the one
rational and reallzable temperance
policy of the Immediate future must
he High License for cities and Local
option for the country" But It re.
quired the teaching Of no election to
demonstrate the reasonablcncss Of the
IriJUHes proposition II the people
of Michigan had cast decisive vote in
favor of prohibition, II would.havc in.
jicated the existence Of a public sCnu.
ment sufficiently strong to enforce pro.
hibitory measures and bauish liquor
from the State. The fact that they did
not so vote shows that prohibition is
not wanted, and is therefore impracti.
cable. The same lesson has been re.
peatedly read before.
solong, therefore, as the people of
any State refuse to adopt measures Of
prohibition, 1t Is clearly in the line Of
sound policy to 80 regulate the trnlllc
in liquors that II shall yield the largest
revenue. A trade that tends to the
creation of poverty and the increase OF
crime should he made to pay roundly
for the privilege. Whether i, were
better to make general license law,
graduated according TO population, or
special license law applicable only In
densely populated localities, the local
option principle TO govern elsewhere, is
n question that the Michigan election
does not fully decide.
Local option means license or no H.
cense, as the people of a town or county
may choose. 1t involves, perhaps, a
nearer approach to the determination
of the popular will than any other sys
TEN. and on this account is to be ap.
proved. But wherever the people in
the exercise of their option vote in IA
vor of the traffic as against its absolute
prohibition, the highest excise that it
will stand without forcing dealers into
an Illicit business, should be invariably
imposed. If community votes the
sale of liquors to be necessary evil,
which 1t certainly Is where 1t cannot
be prohibited, every principle Of jus.
tice and wisdom demands that 1t be
put under heavy bonds In the shape
against loss. 1t is a business that
ought not to be encouraged by lax
statutes or low taxes.
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DY DUNCANsoN BROS.
III AuciInnnnt

DY DUNCANsoN BROS.
ID Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed of trust recorded in H.
her No. 1910. folio 35s ct seq, one of the land
records for the District of Columbia. we will
sell In front of the premises on THURSDAY,
the 2Sth day Of April A. ID. 1857. at o'clock
p. M, all that piece and parcel OF ground and
premises situate, lying and being In the City
of Washington, In the District OF Columbia,
and known and distinguished as part of lot
one u) In square nine hundred and forty-ilve
Cgd5), beginning for the same forty.three ti3
feet from the northeast corner of said lot,
running thence south twenty (20) feet, thence
west one hundred 400 feet, thence north
twenty ta0) feet, and thence east one hundred
feet to the beginning, together with all the
improvements, ways, easements, rights priv-
ileges and appurtenances thereto belonging
or In any manner appertaining.
Terms: One third cash, balance In O and IL
months, notes TO bear per cent interest and
40 be secured by deed of trust on premises
sold, or all cash. at option Of purchaser. Con
yeyanCing, etc, at purchasers cost. A de-
posit of sl00 required at time of sale. II terms
of sale are not compiled with in 10 days the
trustees reserve the right tn resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the deiaulting purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
d.. g. -
JOHN l.. VOGr,
Trrstcrg
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MAD. Won BRANDS
1890 Pennsylvania Avenue,

Has roopened her elegant Suite of Parlors
over Jacobs lowelry store,
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THERE can be no doubt that one of
the best indications Of the commercial
importance of country is the extent
Of its railway traffic. a country that
shows large freight tonnage moved
per head of population is wealthlcr and
more prosperous than a country where
the contrary is the case. Scotland is
an exceptional illustration, where the
movement is % tons per inhabitant.
The following table correctly gives the
averages:
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AUCTION SALES.
pY WEEKS y co.., Auctionoers.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Two elegant Bar Bullets, Walnut Bar
Counter, Mirror, Curtains and Poles, Chairs,
Tables, Bagatelle Table complete, Large Ice
box, Bottled Liquors, etc., with Il general as
sortment of Bar Glassware, ETC., Mt auction
on the premises, 10 Sth st @. Tuesday, April
10, at 10 a. IN. FRANK PIERCE,
Assignee
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linery and Costumes OF Every Description.
Made to order after the latest fashion and at
the shortest notice.
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The business offices of our neighbors,
the Post and National Republican, were
open all day yesterday, and newspaper
transactions were carried on as usual,
Notwithstanding the revival of an obso.
lctc blue law by the District Commis.
sioucrs. There must be no partiality
In the enforcement Of the laws, Messrs.
Commissioners and Major of Police,
whether they be blue, black or Off color.
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TRUSTEES.
W. ". DUDLEY, President.
JONAS II. MCGOWAN, Vice.Presldent.
HANK j. TlBBETS, Secretary.
GEORGE u. u. WHITE, Treasurer.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Attorney.
JAMES Il. HOOD.
FRANK n. RAWLINGS.
HENRY n. COPP.
RUFUS X. IIELPHENSTINE,
The plans OF the Columbia Mutual ar0 the
outcome Of a years study The advice of
thoughtful insurance mtn improved and per-
iectCd by l. O. Fouse, esq, who Is recog
niztd the world over rs authority upon insure
anCe. The Columbia Is among the few COM
panes which will eudeavor to combat the
errors OF what has been known as cO-opera.
tive insurance. We invite the attention Of
thoughtiu' men, who ay find much nt ntcr-
est In our plan, We have m fine print, bnt
every point IS plainly, clearly aud furclbly
EXPRESSED and nothing held back.
The Columbia Mutual Is strong financially,
and invites the closest scrutiny as TO It's
standing and methods Any and all questions
rherrfnlly answered Send for prospectus.
Address FRANK j. TfBBETS,
SECRETARY.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 u street northwest.

EOR RENT-A Brick Dwelling, 4
Il rooms and cellar, bet l. st and Mass ave
and 18th and lith SITS II W; Sil per month.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. l29l Il st n W.
DOR RENTED 9th st N CA Nearly
L new Groom brick, bay window, cellar
and all mod imps; terms, sls Key at 1876 9th
stne.
EOR RENT-A 5-RoOm Brick House;
l. water In yard; rent cheap. Call at sex
ii ST n c, half square from Government Print
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When we look into the tonnage mile.
age and the passenger mileage the
United States exceeds all others.
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GENERAL AND CRITICULAR.


Many of the students OF the Ilaupt Ger
man method, now SO popular In Washing
ton, have progressed SO far as to say r1S
dlt du hdJea with great volubility, but
they don't say It much on Sunday.
He was a cynic, Of all men
a most unkind suspector;
He hated fun, and so he went
And bought u lest-protector.
usher to elderly gentleman in the bacl,
seat at the ballet-"Go up, thou bald head.n
His face was full OF woe; he seemed
BY bitter grief undone;
lie could not smile; twas Sunday,
And he lived in Washington,
81 suppose you don't sell any thing Gx-
cept Medicine to-dayYn was the observation
made to Washington druggist yesterday.
"Any thing else that you want?n
ayes. Could get glass of soda ~
"CeItainly. Soda's all right, provided
you phosphate 1t. What syrupW
This mornings shower was no doubt
welcome visitor, Yesterday was one Of the
dryest seasons ever known in Washington.
dry spell t thirst
"Charley, hear your G.rl has gone blek
ou you.n
"That's right"
"What was the trouhlcT
"She got mad because / euurted her with
q brass baud"
"Well, that was peculiar moth1 !; blt
should think size wunll have felt compl-
meVted rather than angry"
"shc didn't. She said She wouldn't have
anything to do with fellow WIN couldn't
GENE to the front with q solll gold ring
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qoTrsEs FOR RENT.
LOANS.

In sums TO suit at per cent.
The above II only small portion OF prop
erty on my books For full list call at office
for bhlletlns issued on lst and 18th.
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lS THE COURSE of his remarks in the
pulpit last night DR.. Burchard said
that he was the youngest of thirteen
children. This, then, is the key to
mystery. Supcrsti,ious people will all
say it is not surprising that the thir.
teen'h child proved Jonah" for the
Republican whale.
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CALDWELL Il SONS,

~ Dealers in
ANTIQUE AND OTHER FURNITURE,
SOi Il street northwest.
Carpets stoves, Spring Mattresses, Mirrors
and oil Paintings.
Feather Pillows and Mattresses to order at
lowest prices.
Repairing and Upholstery speciality.
Fine Old Mahogany Chairs, Odd pieces OF
furniture OF all descriptions. >,
sB-C. II. Caldwell Is agent for the Victor
Fire and Burglarproof Safes.
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1POsALs FOR DRAIN-PIrEs

i and the laying of the same for the Con.
gressional Library Building. Olico OF the
cOmmissiO for the Construction of the Con.
gressiOnal Library building, No. li5 East
capitol Street, Washington, ID. e., April 9,
lssI.,
Sealed proposals will be received mt this
Office unit II noon ON the 2jth day of April.
lssi, for furnishing and laying all draln.pipes,
i'branchcs, bends and traps and building n
man.hole for the Congressional Library Build
ine In Washington, d. G., In accordance with
drawings and specifications, copies of which
aud necessary information may be had on ap.
plication at the office of the architect No.
li5 East Capitol street. l.. q. @. Lamar, Ed
ward Clark, A. Il. Spufford, Commissioners.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SALE-3 2-story Brick DWELL
L ings, rooms each, gas and water; well
rentcd good as homes or for an investment;
price, 81, 400 each. TYLER " RUTHERFORD
ls2G + st N W.
EOR SALES 2-story Brick Dwell.
l. ings, rooms each, gas and water; well
rented; good as homes or for an Investment;
prce. S1,i0O each. TYLER Il RUTH Err
FORD, 1870 + 81 n W.
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PROPOSALS..
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL WASHINGTON, April Is, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Department until IL noon, Thursday, May
5, 1887, for furnishing supplies, consisting
mainly of meats, provisions, groceries, dry
goods, shoes, drugs. paints, hardware, fuel,
ment Hospital for the Insane. near Washing.
ton, during the fiscal year commencing July
!, 1857, Blank forms of proposals. schedules
OF items and estimated quantities, spccifca-
nished upon application to this Department.
l. o q LAMAR hnnrainrv-
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Engineer Commissioner d, q,

PROPOSALS FOR FURSiSHING
L TERRA GOTTA PIPE AND BRANCHES
IN THE CITY OF FWASlllNGrON, y. e,
OFFICE OF mn ENGINrEI COMMISSIONER.
Washington, u. G., Alril II, I,s1.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ~.
fec until l2o'clurk M, on wednesday, April
60 1881, for furnishing and delivering In Wash
ngton ID. e.;
1000 feet s-inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
25,WO feet l2inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
5000 feet Is inch Terra Gotta Pine.
5000 feet ~ Inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
600 sxG.inoh Terra Gotta "Y' Bflnches.
1900 l:SG-inch Terra Gotta "Yn Branches.
trO 2iNj inch Terra Gotta "In Branches.
800 Connecting rhimbles,
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this OiticeupO1 application
therefor, together with all necessary iufir.
nation, and only bids upon these forms Will
be considered.
The right IS reserved to reject any and all
bids or parts Of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner ID, O,
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DUK1TY DAIRY LUNCH KOUW5,
Corner Eleventh and streets II. W.
E. w. sIMoNDs, Prop.
Breakfast from to II a. IN.
Dinner from I to $50 y. IN.
Lunch at all hours.
Furnished Rooms by the day, week or
month.
All pastry homemade.
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Bill of fare Tuesday, April 10, 1887.
BREAKFAST.
Beefstcak, with or without onions, veal
chops, liver and bacon, lamb or mutton
chops, sausage, eggs, fish herring.
With any of the above articles you are en-
titled to hot and cold breads, butter, pota.
toes, fruit or sauce, with coffee, tea or milk.
DINNER.
Soups-Tomato and split pea.
Meats-Roast veal, stuffed, ragout of beef
roast beef.
Observation-Disclosures kalc, parsnips, sweet
potatoes, celery sauce.
Desserts--Applc, rhubarb and mince pies,
fruit pudding.
Coffee, tea or milk.
Try our Big Ten.cent Lunches.
We serve nothing but hrst.class articles.
the best coffee TO be had in the city, made In
French Drip Glass.Lined Urn. -,
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L'OR SALE

Beautiful lot, aGSxll5, on sixteenth street,
between the residences of Secretary Robson
aud Senator Pendleton. by
j. Il, OLMSTEhD.
ltlG New York ave.
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Most every little "cotton-bacl"
ciothicr claims to manufacture all his
goods, but II is the "claim," gentle
reader, that he manufactures, NOT THE
CLOTHING. Verify, verify, this is II
wicked world, and the older we get
the truth of this little axiom.
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"CoNsiDERlNG tie embarrassment
from unccitaiuly rs TO treights," says
Dun n Co We,kiy Rcc'cc, accounts
Of trade are surprisingly satisfactory.
TnE Empire Club seems to be having
full swing. What are the District
Commissioners going TO do about IL?
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NOR SALE

Three very desirable lots on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
Appyto j. +. OLMSTEAD,
1ilG New York avaa
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-ON N ave, near 18th st
Il W, bracelet. Apply at ga Il st W.
T OST-April o, a Blue Skye Terrier
IL male dog, with collar and tag, II returned
liberal reward will be given. 800 N st n W.
7 OST-FOur One-Dollar bills on the
IL 18th inst. Liberal reward If returned to
Lewis johnson & Co.'S Bank.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISdING
L STREET CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL

STREET CONSTRUCTION MATERlAL
OFFICE or THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April II, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will be ro ieiyed at
=, 1851, for furnishing the District Of C1lum
biu with construction material, consisting Of
bricks, curhing, granite paving b ncks and
ASPHALT paving blocks and tiles.
Blank iOlms of proposals and specifications
can be obtained At this Office upon appiict-
tlon therefor, together with all uc3eSsary In
tormnton. and only bids upon these forms
Will be considered.
The right is reserved to reject auT and all
bids or parts Of bis.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
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a pretty price ticket on every gar
ment In the window without regard
to the stock In the store attracts some
people, but IT is wise to remember
that
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Saks & Company
THE PEOPLES CLOTHIEHs,
500 to 3OS Seventh Street.
SPECIAL hUFICsS.

nTSssNATIONAL JOCKEY CLUE
~ Members can obtain their tickets
from the treasurer, at the office, cor 10th aud
Pa ave. FRED. II. MCGUIRE, President.
=. II. CHRASTMAN, Treasurer.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

RwAON AND AFTER APRIL l.,
R the Union Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage at hotels aud resi-
dences through to. destination at the uniform
rate of % cents for each piece. Baggage de.
liyered 70 all parts Of the city at same rate.
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s1ssa MOORE s soHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
&c Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
~ wall st., NY. III South 81 st., Phlla.

Connected with I. A. Evans & Co., Boston;
Il. L. Brewster & Co., Chicago; Corson n Ma
cartney, Washington; Hubbard b Farmer
Hartford; Warren & Quarlcs, Richmond.
Private wiro Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
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FOB Observation-Disclosures.


EOR SALE-Very Cheap-Head-
l. stones and monuments and all kinds Of
stone trimmings, at the lowest possible rates;
We soli lit a uall from parties wanting any
thing in onr line. EDWARD THOMAS, stone
yard, lst st, bet u and Nd ave 5 c.
DOR RSALE-Grocery. Meat and Pro-
Il Ni.ion store. with fixtures, doing a good
business; reason Tor sCllllg engaged In an
other business. Address RARE CHANCE,
Critic Office
EOR SALE--A 1-octave Square Plano,
Il walnut bookcase, extension table, side
board, walnut wardrobe and several bed
room sets. Call at 3Ol 10th st W.
LNOR RENT OR SALE-An Excellent
II Typewriter; good as new, being very
little used; cost 500: would either sell nr
rent. Address TYPEWRITER, Critic office.
L'OR sALE-A Well Equipped Book
l. and job Printing Office including a two
horse power gas engine: will trade for city
real estate. u bargain If sold in the next ten
days: either In exchange for real estate, cash
or part cash and long time. Inquire OF y.
bI'Nl'n 3iI Sfh II n w
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WANTED HElP-..MAlE.
WANTED SITUATIONS.

NM ANTED-By n Respectable White
w girl, a place as nurse; best references
II required. Apply to iOa Franklin st.
w ANTED-AP Position as Cook, or to
w take charge of "a laundry, by white
woman; best references; also position by
:" ANTED-By 2 Respectable Cord
w girls, situations; one as cook, the other
as chambermaid. Call at ~! LIST st W.
yNANTED-Bya Drug Clerk. n Situ-
w alton as a relief or permanent clGrk.
Address A., 22iO 12th ST n W.
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4 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to
l. the public that have removed my lrosl-
making parlOrs To ITO 81 n W and enlarged
my place OF business. Ladies Will lind IL to
their advantage TO call before going else
where; handsome suits made for s. and up
ward; evening costumes q speciality,
MADAME PERLIE.
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Almost all ciothicrs offer to refund
the money in ease or dissatisfaction,
but when you went for your money
many of you discovered that